# SETSCROLLPOSITION

#### Syntax <a href="#syntax" id="syntax"></a>

**SETSCROLLPOSITION**(*widget*; *position*; *orientation*)

* *widget* - the widget, for which the scroll position should be set - ***Value type**: widget*
* *position* - the position (number of the row), on which the vertical scrollbar should be set for widget - ***Value type**: number*
* *orientation* - specifies if the new position should be applied for the rows or the columns of the table widget - ***Value type**: constant (optional, default: vertical)*

  Possible values are

  * *vertical* - position is applied on the vertical scroll bar
  * *horizontal* - position is applied on the horizontal scroll bar

#### Remarks <a href="#remarks" id="remarks"></a>

* When the function is called, the table will be scrolled, so that the row/column defined by *position* is on top of the table (position 1 - row 1 is on top, position 2 - row 2 is on top, …). It doesn't matter if the rows or columns have different heights or widths.
* If *widget* is used as a "scroll binding" widget by other widgets, these widgets are scrolled as well (pixel-based, as usual).
* If *widget* is using a "scroll binding" widget, the function does nothing.
* If *widget* is on another page, the function does nothing.
* If *position* is less than 1, position 1 is used instead.
* If *position* is greater than the max scroll position of the table, the max scroll position is used instead.
* If the function is called multiple times for a widget, only the last defined position is applied.


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